The phrase "affect the resumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something may influence the restarting or continuation of an activity or process.
Example: "The recent changes in policy may affect the resumption of normal operations at the facility."
Alternatives: "impact the restart" or "influence the continuation".
Several recent experimental results support the findings from earlier studies that suggested BPA exposure affects the resumption of meiosis in the periovulatory oocyte (reviewed by vom Saal et al. 2007) (see Supplemental Material, Table S1).
The analysis of the results obtained for the other deletion mutants indicates that the elimination of Anp1, Pho85, Ppa1, Vrp1 or Ygl024w genes does not significantly affect the immediate resumption of fermentation after inoculation.
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But it is unclear whether the resumption of lease sales will affect the rate of oil production in the gulf or improve relations.
Qualitative interviews in the same area reveal that both women [ 17] and men [ 18] express concerns over the resumption of sex during the breastfeeding period, with a belief this may negatively affect the health of the baby.
The exposure of telomeric DNA does not affect the initial checkpoint response, but it allows for an accelerated recovery from the checkpoint arrest and resumption of cell cycle progression (Michelson et al. 2005).
To determine whether the enhanced PI3K Akt signaling has any affect on resumption of meiosis in oocytes, we examined the rates of GVBD in PtenloxP/loxP; Zp3-Cre+ oocytes.
Residual disorders of autobiographical memory long after trauma resulting from head injury are rarely assessed, even though they may affect social adjustment and the resumption of daily life.
At present it is unclear how the situation on the ground will be affected by the rebels announcement of the resumption of hostilities, as the period of uneasy peace has allowed a frontline to solidify, limiting the areas and unpredictability of fighting.
